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The document requests a review of a video on taking input from the user in C programming and provides a sample program to demonstrate it. The sample program takes two integer values from the user as input and performs basic arithmetic operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division - on the values. It displays the results of each operation on separate lines as output.

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Sampleprogram

The document requests a review of a video on taking input from the user in C programming and provides a sample program to demonstrate it. The sample program takes two integer values from the user as input and performs basic arithmetic operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division - on the values. It displays the results of each operation on separate lines as output.

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Review video on TAKING VALUE FROM

THE USER, explain how you understand it


and give me a sample program, somehow
slight similar to my example, explain it line
by line. DEADLINE: Thursday @4:00pm

The video ‘TAKING VALUE FROM THE USER’ tackles about the title of the video itself using C
Programming Language. This type of program will take a use of standard input and output using the
library <stdio.h>. Using the command ‘scanf’, this enables us to take the value from the user.

My sample program is to execute simple arithmetic operations at the same time by taking 2
different values from the user.

#include <stdio.h> // This is the preprocessor command to get the standard input and output

int main() // This is the main function and the start of the execution of the program

int a,b; // This two variables will be used to take values from the user

int sum,sub,mul,div; // These variables will be used to calculate the two values we will get
from the user

printf(“Please enter the first value: \n”); // this will be displayed to the user to get the first
value, the use of \n enables the user to input the value in the next line.

scanf(“%d”, &a); //this enables the user to give value to the variable a. We use “&a” to take a
role as “input” to give value to the variable a. If “&” is missing, the program will be dumped as fault.

printf(“Please enter the second value: \n”); // The same as the other one but this time it is for
the b variable.

scanf(“%d”, &b); // the same explanation as the other one but this time it is for the b variable.

sum = a + b; // this enables to calculate the addition using ‘+’ symbol

sub = a - b; // this enables to calculate the subtraction using ‘-‘ symbol

mul = a * b; // this enables to calculate the multiplication using ‘*’ symbol


div = a / b; // this enables to calculate the division using ‘/’ symbol

printf(“Addition: %d \n”, sum); //this will display the result of addition

printf(“Subtraction: %d \n”, sub); //this will display the result of subtraction

printf(“Multiplication: %d \n”, mul); // this will display the result of multiplication

printf(“Division: %d \n”, div); // this will display the result of division

return 0; // this is the termination part of the program

THE CODE WITHOUT THE COMMENTS:

#include <stdio.h>

int main()

int a,b;

int sum,sub,mul,div;

printf(“Please enter the first value: \n”);

scanf(“%d”, &a);

printf(“Please enter the second value: \n”);

scanf(“%d”, &b);

sum = a + b;

sub = a - b;

mul = a * b;

div = a / b;

printf(“Addition: %d \n”, sum);

printf(“Subtraction: %d \n”, sub);


printf(“Multiplication: %d \n”, mul);

printf(“Division: %d \n”, div);

return 0;

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